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Mirtazipine Lorazepam Pregabalin Propanolol

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Haighypoo
Haighypoo

Been diagnosed with GAD and am currently taking 25mg mirtazipine and up to 60mg of propanolol a day... ive recently started taking .5 of lorazepam twice a day too and am meant to be starting 75mg of pregabalin soon...

Is it okay ro dtop the mitazipine one night and immedoately start on pregabalin the next? Or shud i wait a couple of days. Also wat are peoples thoughts on pregabalin ive read mixed reviews. Im a panicker so please help.

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  • cazjaz16
    cazjaz16 Haighypoo

    Posted

    Wow that's a lot of medication going in there has your doctor say you down to discuss how to take them and when what side effects they might have and which drug treats what ailment hun
  • micaela37772
    micaela37772 Haighypoo

    Posted

    I can't help on the question, I actually have a question for you. Does lorezapam increase your appetite? I notice if I don't take it I can't eat. Hut once I take one I can eat... I am taking buspar 15 mg a day just started it so I know it will take a while until it starts to get into my bloodstream.
  • micaela37772
    micaela37772 Haighypoo

    Posted

    Are you sure its 5 mg? That would be 10 mg a day? That is a lot... Maybe its .5 ?? Which is half of mg?
    • micaela37772
      micaela37772

      Posted

      Oops sorry I read your post wrong it is .5 mg lol! Sorry
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